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Midjack posted:mc chris is a loving dickhead irl. He's a nerdcore rapper, why is anyone surprised by this?
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He swears he's not nerdcore though 
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May 28, 2018 08:31
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Vincent Van Goatse posted:He's a nerdcore rapper, why is anyone surprised by this? Many of them aren't once you get them away from big conventions. Frontalot is a thoroughly decent guy at live shows that aren't PAX, and Lars and Schaeffer ate friendly everywhere I've encountered them.
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Wasabi the J posted:He swears he's not nerdcore though Lol he sing starwars songs
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Midjack posted:Lars I did a remix for him of an ancient song off his 'demo' stuff from 1999-ish. He was really really nice, sent me original CD-Rs and I did it in what was Sonic Foundry's Acid.
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May 28, 2018 16:05
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MC Chris sounds like he's 4'10" tall.
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BloodBag posted:MC Chris sounds like he's 4'10" tall. Big shock that a below average height nerd is angry
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May 28, 2018 16:42
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Realtalk I was into MC Chris in high school and even went to one of his shows but I recently put some on for nostalgia's sake and holy gently caress is it cringey. Like, really really bad. No way dude isn't a sex pest.
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https://i.imgur.com/KWqgW17.mp4
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May 28, 2018 23:59
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German engineers are hard at work finding new ways to release pollution.
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Platystemon posted:German engineers are hard at work finding new ways to release pollution. Unfair and racist. Kias do the exact same thing 
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Previa_fun posted:Realtalk I was into MC Chris in high school and even went to one of his shows but I recently put some on for nostalgia's sake and holy gently caress is it cringey. I hope he eventually went and picked up that friend of his who got locked out of his apartment and was sleeping on a bench in the PATH station
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Slavvy posted:Unfair and racist. Kias do the exact same thing And Harley Davidson.
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I see no problem here, the spring is working fine.
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May 29, 2018 02:16
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Heh. My colleague's Opel key just did the same. He was actually able to glue it together and make things work for a bit until a new key arrived.
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InitialDave posted:gif went hurr Superior German engineering at work.
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May 29, 2018 19:54
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What if you want to toss someone your key so they can open the door or start the car or whatever that key does, but you still need your key chain? Problem solved. Checkmate atheists.
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Balliver Shagnasty posted:Superior German engineering at work.
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May 30, 2018 03:48
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From the EV anticipation thread: Related: apparently the upper control arms on the Tesla Model 3 are plastic? 
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It's good that manufacturers are finally admitting the salt belt exists and putting more plastic into critical structural elements.
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Darchangel posted:Related: apparently the upper control arms on the Tesla Model 3 are plastic? Mmmhmmm.
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Magical. Can't expect designers in California to have ever heard of anything like sub zero temperatures and keeping in mind how plastics become brittle in the bitter cold. Can't wait to see how that handles hitting a pothole when the ambient is at -40.
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MrYenko posted:Mmmhmmm. EDIT for picture: 
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Darchangel posted:From the EV anticipation thread:  Jesus gently caress. I don't even know how anyone could look at that and say that it was acceptable to put on a vehicle Thankfully, Musk's goodwill has been wearing thin and some of the Tesla Evangelists I've talked to are now voicing doubts about the company E: the aluminum I mean. I have so many doubts about load bearing plastic, but that's a different issue entirely The Door Frame fucked around with this message at 17:33 on May 30, 2018 |
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Bajaha posted:Magical. Can't expect designers in California to have ever heard of anything like sub zero temperatures and keeping in mind how plastics become brittle in the bitter cold. Maybe they were too busy also ignoring the 120+ temps that parts of CA hit every summer!
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May 30, 2018 17:34
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Yes all plastics are identical and perform just like a spork from Chipotle.
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May 30, 2018 17:35
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Metal Geir Skogul posted:Yes all plastics are identical and perform just like a spork from Chipotle. Well, when put in context with the high quality cast aluminum part in the same post and Tesla's consistently amazing QC, I don't trust that critical plastic part to perform uniformly across the range of temperatures that Teslas are expected to run in
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May 30, 2018 17:43
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The Door Frame posted:Well, when put in context with the high quality cast aluminum part in the same post and Tesla's consistently amazing QC, I don't trust that part to perform uniformly across the range of temperatures that Teslas are expected to run in Yeah, given Tesla's overall QC, I have to wonder if they bothered to take the operating range of, y'know, all the temperatures of just the North American continent into account. Maybe they did. Maybe I'm not being charitable enough.
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May 30, 2018 17:44
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No, Tesla is still garbage, on the whole. But holy poo poo what a " muh metal" circlejerk the last few posts are.
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Uh. I.... uh. Guys, when normal automakers focused on cheapening poo poo out won't touch CRITICAL SUSPENSION COMPONENTS with plastic (I'm not talking things like sway bar link rods) there's no way in hell a company with Tesla's QC issues should be. Jesus christ.
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The fun part is when you google the part, they were made out of metal for a while. Then some intern got the idea that they could do it faster and cheaper with plastic, who got a high five from Elon as he walked into the sunset alternating flipping off the NHTSA and using a phone app to launch another rocket.
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I am so afraid that going all in on Tesla is going to end up killing Space X.
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xzzy posted:The fun part is when you google the part, they were made out of metal for a while. http://www.performance-materials.ba...-suspension-arm  That's not how it went at all.I get that it's cool to hate on Tesla, and they deserve it, but this is dangerously jerkoff-y right now. Queen_Combat fucked around with this message at 17:59 on May 30, 2018 |
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Metal Geir Skogul posted:http://www.performance-materials.ba...-suspension-arm Why you gotta ruin the fun.
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Dirt Road Junglist posted:Yeah, given Tesla's overall QC, I have to wonder if they bothered to take the operating range of, y'know, all the temperatures of just the North American continent into account. Though, you have that issue with traditional manufacturers as well. How many corrosion related issues have popped up over the years due to manufacturers forgetting that cars spend 1/4th to 1/2th the year bathed in brine? My 2002 WRX had a control arm recall due to that and my 2011 WRX had a brake line recall over it.
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May 30, 2018 18:00
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The failure modes of metal stuff are comparatively nice and gentle compared to engineering plastics.
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xzzy posted:Why you gotta ruin the fun. I mean, all you gotta say is "Tesla panel gap" or "touchscreen" or "GLOSSY BLACK PLASTIC WHERE FEET GO" and the fun starts right back up  mekilljoydammit posted:The failure modes of metal stuff are comparatively nice and gentle compared to engineering plastics. It has a steel core, plastic reinforcement sheathing, instead of aluminum all around. Only a 15% weight reduction from aluminum but a more graceful failure mode, the steel core holds together if the plastic cracks. Queen_Combat fucked around with this message at 18:04 on May 30, 2018 |
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Darchangel posted:From the EV anticipation thread: it's worth noting that this twitter account is probably a troll that's been banned from that tesla forum a few times it's really easy to criticize changing from steel to aluminum to plastic for suspension components but's worth mentioning that the goals of engineers aren't going to necessarily be obvious to the public and the potential legal liabilities of switching materials to plastic was probably not taken lightly. i'd bet a sizeable sum of money that the plastic suspension went through FEA during design. Aluminum frame vehicles are very difficult to straighten and repair so its worth considering that perhaps it's better to have a sacrificial suspension link break rather than have it tear out the mount to the chassis (or bend the chassis) in an accident.
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mekilljoydammit posted:I am so afraid that going all in on Tesla is going to end up killing Space X. Well, it seems like investors are getting real tired of Ol' Musky's poo poo. Tesla's credit rating has been lowered and the company has had to push back production milestones for its semis and roadsters after missing almost every milestone for the Model 3
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BraveUlysses posted:it's worth noting that this twitter account is probably a troll that's been banned from that tesla forum a few times That might be so, but Tesla is in trouble for stunts such as this, and its worth noting that Elon is having a hard time answering hard questions, and is ducking investors questions as well. Being banned from Tesla Forums isn't a sign of anything other than they are probably intolerant of counter opinions to their own little world.
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